Committed to Lafayette, the athletic and shifty Keith recorded a hat trick in Hill’s victory. His two goals in the 3rd quarter were key to Hill putting this game away early in the second half. Keith’s amazing first goal in that stretch is posted all over social media. On that play, Keith cut down the middle of the field and came wide open at the top of the crease. Hill attackman Jace Banks Jace Banks 6'2" | 170 lbs | A/M | Right Hand The Hill School | 2026 #4 Nation PA saw Keith and fired a pass from the wing to Keith. The pass was behind Keith, so he reached back and made a spectacular one-handed catch. In the same motion, Keith then finished the play with a one-handed, sidearm flip shot.        

In late November, Keith became the latest commit in the pipeline from Hill School to Patriot League contender Lafayette College. Keith is a lefty who possess impressive athleticism and speed as well as serious shake. Keith can attack the cage from anywhere in the offensive end. Once he gets downhill, Keith’s quick spins and cuts combined with his elusive stick maneuvers get him to the crease area for finishes in-close. He can also charge to the net, draw the slide, and then use his field vision to find the open teammate with a dime. Keith’s ability to snipe from the perimeter is impressive too. His powerful and accurate step-down shot boasts a quick release. During the 2025 season, Keith tallied 30 goals and 15 assists for Hill School. 

This lefty owns the athleticism, speed, and shiftiness to operate at midfield or attack. Keith can get downhill from anywhere on the field and then use his nifty stick maneuvers to elude sliding defenders as he charges the net for a rip on the move. He can also blow past his defender, then stop on a dime and roll back for a crank. Still, what might be Keith’s most impressive skill set is his ability to unleash deep snipes from all over the field. When Keith fires on net, the trifecta of his power, quick release, and precise placement leaves goalies with zero chance of making a save. Keith has displayed tremendous field awareness too. He will often drift or cut into open space for clean looks. Last spring Keith tallied 30 goals and 15 assists for Hill School.  

Keith, who looks bigger and better than he was in the fall and winter circuit, is a prime example of the scoring depth that BBL has. Set to be a three-year starter for Hill, the lefty has an incredible sense for what it takes to get his hands free. Whether it’s a subtle jab, a box fake, or a crafty face dodge, Keith is able to beat his man in a multitude of ways. Once he does, he has an exceptionally accurate shot and does a great job of changing planes and release points. When I watched BBL, he had a beautiful backhand pass among two first half assists, then scored on a S-dodge in another game.